Dunkin’ Cold Coffee, 60 Keurig K-Cup Pods

Good product good value
These pods make a good cup of coffee at a reasonable price so you don’t feel that the K pods are wasting your money

Great taste, strength, aroma. Love my subscription.
I’ve used several brands of coffee pods over the years, and Dunkin’s Columbian is my favorite by far. I now have it on a monthly Amazon subscription, delivering six 10-pod packs a month, for 60 pods. That’s basically 2 cups a day, which I drink every morning. My Keurig has a regular and a “strong” setting. I always brew on strong. It takes very little longer, and it’s not at all strong to me. Just right. The Keurig brews quickly, and I usually run an 8 ounce cup of water through it first to warm my cup up. Then, as soon as I pop the pod into the machine, I can begin to smell the aroma, which continues for a while during the brewing process, but not the entire time. Nevertheless, when I come back into my kitchen after being out for a time, I can still pick up a slight coffee aroma. I like the Dunkin’ Decaf too. I’m considering subscribing to a similar delivery of 60 pods, every two months, which would give me one after-dinner cup for 60 days. I do not brew the decaf on strong. My grocery store regularly has the decaf in stock, sometimes on sale a little cheaper than Amazon’s subscription. So I may hold off on that subscription, or I may buy an occasional 10-pod package on sale at the store to keep on hand if I run short. Similarly with the Colombian pack, though my grocery store does not regularly keep that in stock. I’m not sure they can keep it in stock!

strong enough to withstand ice, hence the “cold” (brewed hot over ice, or add ice)
I like this a lot. I normally absolutely detest Dunkin Coffee. I never get it at their store locations. But some time ago I had tried a bag of the “cold” and a box of the k-cups (influesnter, maybe?), and I loved it. It is not a “cold brew”. It is simply a stronger coffee meant to be brewed hot then poured over ice, or brewed over ice depending on your system. I find that it makes a good cup off iced coffee. The flavor withstands the ice. That is what it is all about.I find that the taste degrades if I have brewed too much and used too little ice. If it gets watery then it just doesnt taste good. I like a full cup of ice and then an 8 ounce brew.I find Dunkin coffee to be bitter, acidic, tart, tangy, and really unpleasant. I cant drink it. I like my coffee as dark as can be, and Dunkin by default is a light roast. Yuck. Hence why I never buy it from one of their locations. If they have a dark roast, then I will consider it. I love my coffee as dark as can be, black, unsweetened. SO when I tried this a couple years ago, I expected same light tangy roast that I know and hate. HOWEVER, the taste all points to a DARK roast. Smooth, bold, no tang. DOesnt make me want to gag. In fact I reallllllllly liked it. I PREFER the ground coffee over the K-cups, but I like these k-cups enough to have purchased more. Perfect for random cups of coffee now that warm temps are upon us.Best thing to do is to try a box. Maybe try a bag of ground. Coffee is subjective to the consumer, so even though I like it, you may not. Just as others who dislike it.. well, I just so happen to.

More kick than bagged ground
I really love the ground coffee version so I got these for my partners house. They taste alot stronger than the ground version so I have to add cream to it but it still tastes great!

My morning coffee that I can’t travel to USA to get.

This product is listed as 60 count and all that was delivered was 1 pack of 10 pods. This is a complete rip off and highly recommend looking somewhere else.